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‘ UNDERWEAR
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Tile marriage of Miss Anna Kero-
Flecced Lind and Rib-;
. : hes and 6. Langley was performed this \
, " - imorning at 9 o'clock in St. ladislauéi' . V
Church by Rev. Joseph N. Szabo. The " t
. K. BANKS :wedding was largely attended by the - \
numerous friends 0'! the happy couple
ackcmo Hotel Block. ~ . I
_ and shortly after the. ceremony they L t
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South Net-walk. lien on an intensive honeymoon. Ulr
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a, ____ _, ,_.__._ M,__ . on their return, they will reside at
ATHER FORECAST. ll Talmadge Place. The bride wore
1 at for Norwalk and vicinill‘i a handsome blue serge. travelling sUit
, Y rain “WIS!” “I‘d Thursday. and carried white. carnations. She
'v' by clearing 31“! 001d" dill" .was the recipient of many useful and
Wily, modt’rale l0 fresh 501““ valuable gifts. Proceeding her mar’
The “’Q‘Slirrll disturbance l5 113%. the bride was an eruploye of
«central 0“?!“ I'm)" Michigan. 1‘ the R. and G. factory, and Mr. LPn~
‘ n8 1195‘“le “film’fl 51‘0“" gyiel is employed in the (‘rofut 8:
from ”10 L1H“) “1‘31"“ Knapp hat factory. lie is a member
. to the Gulf. Heavy rain of the Jolly Five Club.
”Dried from Alabama. 11 will __ .
pass out the St. Lawrence BedelI—Wiener
late tonight or Thursday The A WU pretty wedding ceremony K
”“95 are generally “hm“ 11‘“ took place this morning at eleven .
wt "f ”l“ Miss-Twp“ ”W“- o‘clock in Si. Mary’s Church, wil-‘fl \
. T'TT Rev. J, J. Mirtlulnnisa united in inur-
THER A YEAR AGO riage, Miss Louise Gertrude Wiener
TODAY and Lowrance Lindon Bedeli, two m ‘ a
perature: LOW- 30? high. “- well known Norwalk young 9900‘“. \J.;.
’ Miss Katherine Stein was hridcsnla‘d.
Copyright Hart Schnflnerdt Mu; , .
and Clarence Bedell, a brother of the
”AT... .__., a-
Ehrldogl‘oom acted as best man. ~Utmn
the conclusion of a short wedding
trip, the newly married couple will
reside in Norwalk. .
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Wearing thchest.
«and knowing it
WHEN you put on a new Hart Schaiffner fl
Marx suit you can feel absolutely certain that '
you have done your “best for, your appearance, your
‘ comfort, your pocket-boOk--and your lasting satis-
faction. ' ' '
You know us; when we make a claim like“ this
you know we believe it and back it up. .
The Hart Schauner ca. Marx fall suits and over-
coats are ready. for you to size _now. We hope you
W111 come, soon; we like to show an “unbroken”
line'. ' ‘
9 ltoday—H B Warner "‘1' Mr. and Mrs. A. B. (liliotto and two
Vagabond Prince" and a (‘harlie sons. of Burritt avenue will be the
~ lavcomedy 5Tbanksgiving day guests of Mrs.
' _____.__ ‘Ghioito's sister and brother-thiaw.
. '3‘ Gang a” discharging a'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Southland ,of
(I anthracite coal at their wharf ‘vBriilgeport. i
tor street. t
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Miss Marion llamilton, who is ab
- .; today—Ii B. Warner ln‘tending school in New York City, is
“abond Prince" and a Charlie. spending Thanksgiving ‘with her par-
’ canedy. :ents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hamilton.
‘ g10f Flax Hill Road.
m for Thankhgivlng will bi‘ —-— :
,. at St. _Ma‘~y‘3 (‘hurch to-i Mrs. Millard Sturdevant and two.
‘children. of Great Harrington. Mass.
Hum morning. at 7 and 9 o‘clock.
L ;aro visiting her parentl. Mr. and Mrs.
Agriculture exhibit and poultryEGNrfie Baird. of Center street.——Dan-
’t‘thow. Music Hall, Nov. 30, Dec.,l and l bury Ne“-
at; .
Miss Lillian Roodner is enjoying a
o 1-2, will holdjvacation from her duties in the of-
4W: Hayloft, No. :3 ‘
initiation on December 15, idea of Keogh and Candee. She wil‘
and Cockenoc Tribes have boon‘spend the halldays in New York city,
‘, ‘ visiting friends: \
to attend.
’t'forget the poultry show in. Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry Stacey
. Ball. Thanksgiving, Nov. 30, Benton. daughter Kate and son Bert.
, land 2. \ of Flax Hill Road, have gone to Ohio
Ito spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
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. annual meeting of the Connec-
‘ Roads Association will be
u January 2nd, 1917, in New
Sylvester Hunt, oft'I’roy, New York.
is making a visit with relatives in
South Not-walk.
“88' minatrel Show Friday eV
tat the Regent Theatrp, a visitor in Norwaik yesterday.
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Sunday schedule will no in ef-I —-D0n't forget the poultry Show in,
”the local trolley lines tomor- MUSIC H8“. Thanksgiving, Noll. 30.
n acobunt of the legal holiday, Dec. 1 and 2. .- 1
c fact that nearly every place oil -—-——- l
“3 W1“ be closed. . moi tll‘cbiggest crowds that has‘
iever attended a local function of Elie-
! George Gates, of Trenton. N. J., was
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“3811f dance, ElkS' 'Homeflnature is expected to be present at . -
a. 5 £0 12 p. m. Tickets 569. ‘iho ffi‘fll annual dance of the Norwalk' ‘ . ‘
illospital Junior League, which will be ’ Ogers te V e I I S
6 Town Aa-
Thanksgivlng Day aervrce at held this evening in th
l's‘Church will be at 8 o’clock sembly Hall. in Wall street. ManVI *
morning, in accordance with tickets have already been sold. andl Norwalk - _,
mum of the last several yearn it is lbeileved that many will be our. ‘ > .... ’ - . South NOW I
or is arranged for the conven- chased at the door. Preparations have: ‘ . , t ‘
of the people. that they may been made for about tlve hundred: | ~ \ ' ' ‘ ' ,
“ribonérvlce early and be free for guests. The hall has been handsome-' ‘
" ‘xfutlvities of the day. Every ly decorated for the occasion with V
a. ” . should be at service, for flags, steamers and evergreens. and
presents a 7917 ““50““ ”I" LISTEN FOR BUZZ ,AUTO TWAILERQ REQUIRE usual fine hospitality afforded ..
the Prayer Book appoints a now
not of, services: The rectorpearance . Committees on the affair OF 12 CYLINDER - - . ' ' '
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«see all his ownoeople Et:have about finished up their work- i HARTFORD Nii'gfiflfl'; Stranger “mm the mes °f BM" ' ‘
load invites all others who ; and everything points to tonight‘s af- m. Wheeler c5”... Milford Turn- ‘enum last September banded 5 rut- pogompu at 5 ' . . . ‘ , '
p|ko an Scene for NI. " "lns to the‘ state automobile depart- ternoon iii’dndmd: (:1sz 22:31:: St ' . , ‘
ob ervo the day with them to fair as being on. of the biz-"oi ao-
mn rvice. Both choirs will out and financial successes ever scor- - , Future Agtlvltlel 1meat to the effect that tracks drawn down to ., well o'er d b t Thi
\ ve anuue . s.
”2'1 o nee, and the service willi ed in Norwal
hour. . r: W - . Automobiliats beware! . by a pleasure car mullt be restaurant ended at 7.30 o'clock Followin the
.. . _ . ‘ . ‘ ‘ Rowe Wheeler. the energetic emu separately. special mention being made/ but ’ » ' o' g T'TT“‘~—-—-
Louise Hut! and Jack Picktord in. tabl is th 5 b in 0111 ‘ ~ “0*- came a his ceremonial. Halt - .
iguaflKsmva DINNER “ " com; e, on e 0 an . _ -_ o trucks having four wheels. a hundred
Seventeen and Charley Chaplin in - candidates composed the ,. . .
. at the Central Hotel, Thurs "Behind ,the screen" at tile Regent m “mm" m mm“ m“ a“ nu" “mm” 3 m“ called/8t “1840- class which received the Shrinera’ de~ iii-iii- . W ta!
Sunday for 50c. , A Thanksgiving Day. 1°"! mum” mm“ N" 3"“ mm ‘°" “ "“8“ "815er coverlnx me with a full degree of splendor - ~ ~ i .
- ‘ and Milford as the scene of hi! Ill- his motor car and attached two wheel- and ceremony. Arab patrol conducted w ill! a "3“."
.‘ . , tare activities. l Here's the way .‘“’ ed truck. Advice was again sought or the 11er ‘~ " .. . M me his
. _ . .' catches the nnnaupéctlng ‘automobil- the attorney general and he ruled that “has? mdmfhescrfiathe Timing d rm 1“”
. ’ ort ' _ sts. Motoring along at... fair 1m» separate registry must be secured. It that (lulled forth to Iwas a e'lttt‘lre {11133116
. ‘ . ' . suddenly a. ‘hinp'lx’gwill ctoop up to will cost the apnlloant $26. ‘ comment. Clad in :3“ gm‘; v0 37"“ g e
. _ - ’- your back wheel and finitely coax you ' ‘ p i “but ”the members a a): dear: Whitheoflhcm
‘ , , ~ - ._ / _ to have a little brush with him. Willem . - ‘ “Aime; 1 do . '
Your hablt ES to atténd first to mpoftmt, Pulling you Duhyour [wt on' “IS ‘cm‘entori'NOVIT|ATEa 63°88 . item presented I I101! “a Wu“ H m ‘t fiye
" . . ‘ t i112 beautiful road at3 THE IURNINO SAND‘ “new” ’ ~ . " ””3133“?
' * ---—- - . ~ Aside from music rendered by the with of
as. ”Ask yourself, candidly, whether there is any a to or so mile at: the Station! . . . . ,,-q
, ‘ ._ - . ‘ 'al‘entb tilde! “1(3in to your .1“. "fibflneru from manyvcluog‘ and 39'. Temple band. vaudeville sketched.
~ ~ » intore in: extant in o r 'f ‘ " bolt-:- up his bud; il a not our; . mm 3mm“ ln‘mkiutbe‘baa-JON "mum "“1 movie; a”! tins, '
. » pp . y “ 1‘ ° “7‘“ ”mm 7"” um , ”v "o ~’ ammo um ammonium Pmmta‘ma bll parade held in -Btiihl071u8
ace or snout. “invent-tuna. . , . . . .
. W0. A. A. 0. N. It. a. in” “(0., July. were uhown in this vicinity tor
and in v ‘ roductiu. .. . , .
W“ 0'7. 9 . ll"... m .M ' m ‘_ M4110 first. time. Taking it u a whole.
”my? awn" Am‘ ‘1‘ a“ 5 ’ - Mtomobllim manual l
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. {I 1.. u “u; flat-"db.“ loco-undo“ m momentum oonlda‘tboimpmodnp- .- .
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